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Sponsored Agencies
Project
Details
Funding Period
Against Child Abuse
Tuen Mun Centre
Provides services for children and parents with child abuse or child neglect problems.
1986-1989
Rainbow Project: Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse
Professional services and assistance provided to sexually abused children and their families as well as raising public awareness on child sexual abuse and prevention.
1999-2002
Volunteer Home Visitation Service for New Arrivals with Children Aged 0-5
Created a safe and supportive environment for newly arrived families from the mainland with young children living in Sham Shui Po, Wong Tai Sin and Kwun Tong.
2015-2018
Caritas Hong Kong
‘Project Hyacinth’ – Enrichment Service for Young Mothers
Provided one-stop support services for mothers aged under 24 who have an unplanned pregnancy. Home visits, counselling services, in-home care services and employment services were provided to teach more about parenting and improve independence.
2013-2016
Ebenezer New Hope School
ExIT in the Dark
Developed an innovative fitness training system to improve physical ability and psychological wellbeing of visually impaired students with multiple disabilities.
2016-2019
A Community-based Support Service
Helped graduates transition to adult services, adjust to home life and prevent regression
2019-2021
End Child Sexual Abuse Foundation
Research & Education Programme on Adolescent Peer Sexual Abuse Prevention
Sponsored the research study and educational programmes on peer sexual abuse prevention for senior primary and junior secondary students.
2003-2006
Sexual-Abuse-Prevention Programme for Mentally Handicapped Students
Helped students develop a right attitude towards sex and protect themselves from sexual abuse.
2008-2011
Evangel Children’s Home
BENZ: Bring Exile to the New Zone
Provided a two-year residential service and independent living skills training for young people aged up to 22 from a complicated and traumatic family background or could not live with their families.
2014-2017
Fu He Social Work Service Centre
(China Project)
Family Relationship Restoration Service Model on Incarcerated Children
There are over one million children in China with parents in prison who have experienced hardships in their young lives. School dropouts, child labour and child beggars are the common phenomena while parental imprisonment also influences their mental health. This project provides emotional and social support to these children.
2016-2021
Grwth Foundation Limited
DreamStarter - To Dream, To Love, To Soar!
In-school activities to encourage primary school students to pursue dreams and develop projects that address social needs which the process would also enhance their problem-solving and communication skills.
2017-2019
Henan Normal University
(China Project)
Support Services for Prisoners' Children without Parental Care
Provided social work intervention and psychological support as well as daily care for children of incarcerated parents.
2014-2018
Home Care for Girls
Hostel and Counselling Services for Teenage Girls
Helped HCFG overcome a shortfall in donations during the economic downturn. HCFG offers short-term residential services for teenagers aged 14 to 18 who are unable to live with their families.
2009-2011
Provision of Quality Counselling Services for Teenage Girls living in Hostel
Immediate and comprehensive intervention for the girls through counselling and art/music therapy.
2012-2015
Provision of a Lodging Place for Female Adults Aged 18 to 24
Filled the service gap by providing residential home service for girls who cannot live with their families for a variety of reasons. Counselling services and mutual aid groups prepared for independent living.
2015-2018
Hong Kong Family Welfare Society
CareNet for the Children: Kindergarten Social Work Service
Pre-schooler development screening and early identification of families in need with tailor-made intervention programmes.
2017-2020
Hong Kong Playground Association
Love. Life. Tree‧Shine Journey: Post Abortion Support Services for Youth
Helped the girls improve their self-image through intensive counselling services and activities.
2015-2018
Huazhong Agricultural University
(China Project)
Left-behind Children in Jian Chun County, Hubei Province
Set up a centre to provide counselling, homework guidance and interpersonal skills training for left-behind children and youth in a rural village.
2014-2018
Jockey Club Cheung Chau Don Bosco Youth Centre
‘Sea Rover’ Project
Counselling and training programmes for youngsters to learn skills in first-aid and boatmanship which would enable them to find jobs in related fields.
2008-2010
Outdoor Challenge & Environmental Conservation
Helped young people with their personal development through outdoor activities, increased their awareness of marine conservation and provided job opportunities to unemployed school drop outs.
2011-2014
KELY Support Group
Cantonese Language Service
Cantonese Translation Services for group meetings, school campaigns, 24 hour crisis intervention and youth counselling services.
1993-1994
Seeing the Possibilities 3 – A Proposal for Ethnic Minority Youth Leadership and Community Participation
Through training in life and employment skills, fashion arts and event management, ethnic minority youth from low-income families with poor academic performance and low self-esteem were facilitated to identify life goals, optimise potential and obtain experience for their future.
2013-2016
Kids4Kids
Kids4Kids in Action
Encouraged youth volunteers, mainly international school students, to create DIY service projects for the underprivileged and assist children from low-income families in developing healthy reading habits and learning English through storytelling.
2013-2016
Make-A-Wish® Hong Kong
Make-A-Wish Foundation Hong Kong
In 1989 MAWHK (formerly named Wishing Well) was founded with a mission to grant one special wish to children with life-threatening illnesses, and in 1998 it registered as a non-profit charity organisation and affiliated to Make-A-Wish Foundation® International. Over the years, MAWHK has received tremendous support from different sectors of the society.
1989-1998
New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association
iSPARK – Supported Employment Programme for Persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Enabled youth with ASD to achieve personal development, cultivate their skills to sustain interpersonal relationships and promote partnership between private and public sectors in supporting social integration.
2013-2016
OneSky
(China Project)
OneSky Model for Children in Villages – Rural China
Supported a senior social worker to lead the project team to provide community engagement activities for villages as well as develop the OS village service model.
2017-2019
Shandong Youth University of Political Science
(China Project)
School Social Work Programme for Left-behind Children in Rural Areas
Provided emotional support to left-behind children in rural areas to promote their personal development.
2014-2017
The ABM Hong Kong Swatow Baptist Church Community Service Association
Life Enrichment
Provide early intervention services for F. 3 & F. 4 students to reduce their risk of developing mental health problems.
2017-2021
The Hong Kong Council of the Church of Christ in China
Project P.O.W.E.R.S
Four NGOs training Form 3 and 4 students to recognise suicide warning signs and risk factors; psychological services for at-risk students.
2017-2020
The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups
Project Bridge
Provided one-stop employment services for young people aged 15-24 with Specific Learning Disabilities (SLD) to increase their chances of employment by better understanding their strengths and weaknesses.
2013-2017
Project R
Provided support services for young people between 10-17 who were suspected under investigation by the police in New Territories South Region.
2014-2017
Project iSmarter
Counselling and support for cybercrime victims and offenders; increasing public awareness of online traps and juvenile cybercrimes.
2017-2020
The Society of Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention, Hong Kong
Blue Bus: Sharing of Love
Helped young people cope with the effects of their parents’ criminal involvement.
2015-2018
The University of Hong Kong
Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention - Mental Health for Youth
Development of an integrated mobile app with assessment tools and games to promote the overall mental-wellbeing of young people aged 12-18.
2017-2021
Department of Social Work and Social Administration -Promotion of Empathy and Pro-social Behaviour among P.2 and P.3 Children
Development of a school-based curriculum on humane education and social-emotional learning to nurture children’s empathy, respect and kindness.
2018-2021
Department of Social Work and Social Administration - Pilot Project on Developing a District-based Professional Support Advisory Network for Student Suicide Prevention
A district-based network to provide training and consultation for teachers and social workers working with moderate-risk youth.
2019-2021
Theodora Foundation
Clown Doctor
Brought fun and laughter to children in hospital and helped them cope with the stress of their treatment through weekly visits.
2001-2002
Yao De Youth Social Work Service Centre
(China Project)
Support Services for Youth Offenders and Their Families
Poor family relationships are easily found between youth offenders and their families. This project provides a series of support services on reconstructing their relationships and prevention of reoffending.
2016-2021
Youth Outreach
A Refuge for Runaway Boys
Residential and counselling services for teenage boys who could not live with their family and had run away from home. The aim was to help the boys to return home eventually.
1992-1995
Transitional Housing for Working Youth in Hong Kong
Residential services for working youth aged between 15 and 19 who could not live at home.
1999-2002
Adventure-based Counselling Centre
Marginalised youth learned to behave more responsibly through the Adventure-Based Counselling programme.
2005-2008
Youth Inspire Youth
Vocational training and job opportunities for marginalised youth. The Keswick Foundation also sponsored the salaries of ten Youth Work Assistants for three years.
2009-2012
AS Production and All-night Outreaching Team
Reached out to marginalised youth who hang out on the streets at night and offered them an opportunity to practise stage management skills by organising different kinds of performances which the young people helped to produce.
2010-2012
Flourishing: Positive Mental Health Programme for Youth
Timely school- and centre-based counselling for students at risk of suicide.
2017-2019
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